Morning Tribune, 20 April 1948

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    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL 1 NO 736. {Ness Series) (10 cSSs) TUESDAY. APRIL 20, 1J»48
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    SHES OF S'PORE S. S. ROUGHT
    32 1 SHES OF S'PORE S. S. ROUGHT LATE CHIEF BACK It w I fc I 1 I"' i h I I r r r y f iv < ,s 1 1 E t ,1
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    ITALIAN ELECTION
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    Japs Turn Over A Page In Their History
    11 1 Japs Turn Over A Page In Their History m m m
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    MASKED PIRATES ROB TONGKANG
    4 1 MASKED PIRATES ROB TONGKANG
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    GET READY 'To FIGHT'
    237 1 GET READY 'To FIGHT' C.1.1). DISCLOSES BREACH OF S. 11 11. l i. RULES rHREE DAYB BEFORE LABOURERS OF THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD vv Ex T i> si'i [KE IO N 8 ATI I RDAT, AHUI i 7 1 ALETT E R Will TTE NTl> MR PATARAJOO, SECRETARY OF THE
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    DEMOCRACY IN MARRIAGES!
    127 1 m T<>kio suburbs m quest ol spouses. They responded to so Invitation b) the publisher of Japan magazine called "Marrito attend a mass matchmaking promotion outing. Owner, of marriage cerety luiil< and photograpnen :.il<-«i th.< arch called "Gate Way to Marriage" which was I laced conspicuously on
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    SOLDIER STOPPED THE TRAIN.... 24 DIED
    85 1 SOLDIER STOPPED THE TRAIN 24 DIED Winsrcrd. (Cheshire), Apr. 19.— A soldier hss told the polks that he pulled the communication cord and stopped the Glasgow to London express before it was run into by a following train, with the death ol 24 people 'on Frida> night. H, was apparently
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    "Recs" Were Uulucky.... With Beins Hurt
    213 1 "Recs" Were Uulucky With Beins Hurt The sinyaport Recreation Cbih wen virtually robbed (>f victory m one t>f two important /> ■> L'.'fout i.,ulc hes y sit i lay. Opposed to t',i< AmicabH Athletic Association. the Bees, after l*i ng two goals down m tht first 15 mtnutew of play,
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    MANKIND'S LONGING FOR PEACE
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    Woodlands Mutiny Probe Report
    74 1 (Trlb m SI I R< P rti I Lt.-Col Ant n Muttuku OBE, Ofllci -m hil the adminlstrati n lon's D•: Force, w) > will be returning to C< n rhursday. will com te his rt on c -nditlons ol C lon e tr Ps In
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    Gen. Chiang—China's First Constitutional
    54 1 Gen. Chiang— China's First Constitutional l I ICMUCni.-"MO CHIANG I KAI SIIKK was elected China's 1 lirst constitutional President by ;an overwhelming majority. at y >st* rday mornings election, says Reuter. The ballot was as j follows Generalissimo Chiang ;MM rotes Dr. Chu Ctaug lei votes. The announcement was j
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    INTIMIDATION AT SAWMILL
    77 1 (Tribune Staff R< pi rter) A iiquad of about 30 |m»:h'' men was rushed to a I* a mill m Lavender Street Fest rday afternoon when a |_U_g ol intlmidators attempted to interfere with the workers. 1 1 The trouble maker* i promptly dispersed On the arrival
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    3 Fresh Cases Of Paralysis
    87 1 Three frssh eases or infantile paralysis have been reported In Bingapor, the Tribuw was informed last ni^ht The victims art- tW< Chinese snd a European. Parents arc advised to \«'<'p their children away from crowds an<i places ot amusements a few dsys sgo, two European
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    TIN STUDY GROUP
    73 1 WASHINGTON, _pr 18 The Inter nat lonal Tin Stu l> <ii om|) compost cl of repi esenta th en 13 of the pr Incipal tin produi ing and eonsumlnj counti is <<n Mon laj i ommences six -lays session here fo th vorld tin situation H uhi
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      42 1 I FOLLOW THI FASHION WITH CAN NON NYLON STOCKINGS J '3j> _>■ CSSRHHHMB^ i r Mr "eSSSSm^^*- AfT •^V r __--r-_____- i f if^ ____-_s_s— H^^rVv^ji-i.--' i __i_*__EKl H raO NE: HIM 11. BAFFLES PLACE, BINGAPORE ■__M__rrr-'-~ M M M M M aMWM
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    Sequel To Spore Harbour Strike—16 Men In Court
    636 2 Sequel To Spore Harbour Strike— 16 Men In Court sixth.;:* persons, comprising nine Chinese r r|> seven brians, arrested allegedly m cqnM;«rnoN with the strike m the Singapore har BOUft WERE PHOOUCBD IN THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT YESTERDAY ON VARIOUS CHARGES. INCLUDING CRIMINAL INTIMIDATION, PUBLICATION OF SEDlttoui DOCfi^rEirra and distribution
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    "EVERYBODY WANTS TO GET INTA DA ACT"
    269 2 |fl htkx j HOLLYWOOD. Mar. 31. n sM th I a trade m_rk. "Everybody wanN to I dered recently from Hollywood 1 Heading the list of ten ideal ht, I poll anion* dancing instructor* or I Dutante or screen, stage and radio. I
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    Court Sequel To Alleged Scuffle With Police
    63 2 Court Sequel To Alleged Scuffle With Police ihe alleged scull Inspect.-:- E Sh C m received a I »'»ist had a when the Chii k. s 36-year. < Id H J j produced In f _tj| Pelie a chargi i ring resistai bii lawful a Accused charge ol thefi rice
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    Indonesian Office In Penang
    37 2 Indonesian Office In Penang Batavia, A_»rll nrtß Premier Butan I I week by Presl .-^r.B for consultation Indonesian I :>: r B d ka' here V B Indonesia:: -'"B pore Will Bh n B branch m Penang U.P.
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    COTTON SPINDLES
    44 2 TOKIO. Apr. 18. J«PW h .B a total of 3.100.000 cotton ophß i ning spindles m operation month representing an L ;B I of 9 6 290 ovei :l v a B cording to the I the Japan Spinning fl Reuter AAP.
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    JAPANESE YEN
    27 2 tokio. m: :;J tnese Governor, vn H i Ding a devaluation of ""^JB I Prime htfoieter Hrt<*h A-J— f told a press, f yesterday. Reuter
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    Jail Term Cut On Appeal
    206 2 tinder sen! i three j y-i>> imprisonment imposed o'j him by Mr I tabling 1 thelt Ol a >! 5 ar head I lamp, a Chine i ith; ian_; i' Vong 17) id Ms seht need redUD d i i 18 month-' imprisonment the Couit
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    Australian Mission Chief In Tokyo
    56 2 'f"kio. Apr 19 Mr. Patri S'.i.i.*', he td 0. c'.te Australian mission In TokiO, returned by nil yesterday from Canberra, Australia Aftev arriving Kure, British Commonweal! occupation 1 >rce headquarters he dined with the Comm aider- In Chief. HOOF, L1 Gen H. C. Robertson and
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    35 2 Mercantile lmiHtiitior< H», Queen Street. Phone 237 tudv m your spare timerShorthand: (Pitman and C»regis) leek -Keeping: Ele mentary and Advance. Prac Usui English: Klementary Intermediate and Advance Mathematics; coaches for Buy puhl c exam.
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    Coroner: 'This Practice Must Be Stopped'
    659 2 I The Toll Of I Drug Scourge In Singapore THE INQUIRY HELD INTO THE DEATHS OF THE THREE SINGAPORE TRISHAW PEDDLERS. WHO DIED RECENTLY WITHIN A SPACE OF FIVE DAYS AT THE GENERAL HOSPITAL FROM TETANUS. CLOSED YESTERDAY WHEN THE SINGAPORE CORONER. MR. W.
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      64 2 FAR ASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE FREIGHT TARIFF ZM7ED JANUARY W f r KattarrJ Shippers are hereby informed that the entry i* <>h 'ii r^ss m Section V of the above TarifT will be alter follows:— (effective from Ist June 1948) IV i Rattan, unwrapped bales m Rattan Core, wrapped bales) Rattan
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    P. G. T. Workers' Union To Seek Affiliation With World Body
    376 3 P. G. T. Workers' Union To Seek Affiliation With World Body I urn I'OSTAL TELEGRAPH AND Orll-I TIONAL. A WORLD-WIDE ORL vL WORKERS. HAS BEEN MADE L 1,,N r I'NION OF POSTAL AND TELECOM I SlN'- AF keRS I-N-ICATIONS X^pSATIOSAL HAVE REPLIED THAT ITHK I ,JT i, „v< KEQI'EST WILL
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    TYRE-THIEF GETS 20 MONTHS JAIL
    186 3 Found guilty on a charge of I theft of 32 military tyres from j the tyre section of No. 2 subi depot, 223 BOD., Keat Hong. Chua Choo Kang Road, on the morning of February 29 last, Tan Chye Kam. a Hokkien, was sentenced to
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    EX-FOOD OFFICER FINED $250
    166 3 Andre Stravens. a native of Madagascar, who was formerly a food control inspector m the Food Control Department. Sin- gapore, was convicted m the Fourth Criminal District Court 1 yesterday on charges of impersonation and extortion and bound over for a period of two I years
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    RAPE CHARGE
    49 3 Noor Mohamed, (33>i an 'Indian, alleged to have used force to commit a seriou_ offence on a married wpmST m her room In Jalan Kayau village, was produced on a tentative charge of rape before Seventh Magistrate A. <J Shears, yesterday. Noor was remanded until 'Apr. 26.
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    Free Adult Education
    145 3 The lanjong Pngar and P__.ir Panjang Local Indian Congn s.x Is launching a f campaign for adult educaI tlon among Indians m this area. A fret- night class will be started it the premises of the Local Indian Congress |at 507. Kampong Bahru Road, SLngapor* Elementary I
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    India's Export Drive Making Great Progress
    84 3 N?v. DELHI Apr. Ind ;n making P Export for the first ti this yt i 1 5 500 tons 226 I m ir 1947' ,r undnut 10 tons In January 1 _4 1 153.000 I inuary ■Feb 19. I 118 000 try. Thi i
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    12 3 l-'iuuard a and Jauei Blair m their COf "!'<»<b,a's "The xintk Arooic'
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    Alleged Looting Of Canvas Bales
    106 3 Arrested m October, last year, for bMng allegedly concerned m the looting of bales canvas frt m th c 223 EOD Kiat Kong. Chua Chu Kang R«. ad. Sng Jin Yujn. who r.ad been on a $500 bail, diej recently. His death was brought to
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    Seaman (ON ARMS CHARGE) Fails In His Anneal
    226 3 Seaman ON ARMS CHARGE) Fails In His Anneal Janes Buchanan, a sejman employed on H.M.S. Prince J Salvor, who had been sentenced to seven years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Thorogood on charges of unlawfully I carrying arms and unlawful 1 possession of ammo, unsuccess- fully appealed against sentence i
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    Chinese On Car Theft Charge
    99 3 j A car, which was n coren J !iv t licUrs after It was missed m where the own* i had joarke.l it. formed th sflWed i ol a tentative charge i f theft IwJakto wis pseten-Kl i gains'. ran Keng Song '24>. befor< 'seventh
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    SIAMESE BUY STORE SHIP
    240 3 <Tril~:< ,< *f< The isiii-(» i I m Malays i .u»'*_' Raftasavi r>, yesterday morning hoist* I '*>' Siamese fur, a newly quired S nj w. m I In k?:.. I pore Har _»<,«»♦ The feSSSt i tkS 5« r >4>' I motor ihiu Bal Hurl
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    Sentence On Youth Reduced
    128 3 Rama. (15) and Mai kkam i e, who had been sen teiic d to shite Jl ai _mpri'('i 1 1 ij y Mr. Ju\t!< c Jcbling r< r _he theft ol i jeep wne< l aJ -.1 'yr«\ app/' Ud again-: enten t the Cr urs
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    Requiem Mass To Roxas
    344 4 SHANGHAI. Apr. 19. The Church of the Sacred Heart here was packed this morning when a requiem mass, sponsored by the Filiptno community j of Shanghai, was said for the repose of the soul of the late President Roxas. The Philippines Minister, Proceso Sebastian, was unable
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    94 4 Tht Bingapore Polo club gpetkhano, which was interrupted by i nn t>n Saturday, was continuttt OS Sundwt. Th' M fteo pictures ttiktn by Trtesm cameroutas show, abtiv >: Major Lang, Winner Of th< Open Jumpiny event about to eh nr OUA o] the five few I _>. 'Beloiri: Mrs. F.
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    Counsel Alleges Misdirections By Trial Judge
    303 4 Counsel Alleges Misdirections By Trial Judge Retrial Ordered On Gang Robbery Charge A I IHE COURI OP CRIMINAL APPEAL SING PORK. YESTERDAY. A REIPIAI WAS ORDFRFD fN I HF APPEAL OF YEO CHENG HAN AND CHUA \H BOX WHO HAD BEEN SENTENCED TO EIGH I YEARS" RIGO ROUS IMPRISONMENT AND
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    LIBERALS BEHIND PRES. QURINO
    112 4 MANILA. APR. 19. -Senate i President Jos? Avelino the Republ c'.s number two man vigorously scotched rumours that the L beral Party was In danger of breaking up due to the death of President Roxas and reve.iled that the Execu- tive Committee of the L'be- ral
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    BANK CLERK FREED ON FORGERY CHARGE
    93 4 Lim Yew Keng, who worked iii tie "Current Accounts' section of the Chartered Bank, was discharged when a four-day preliminary irquiry into a tentative char.if forgery was concluded he- fore Seventh Magistrate A. Q. Shears, yetfc rday. The Court sat until 6.15 p.m. Throughout
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    NEW MACHINE FOR MAKING BUTTER
    64 4 NEW MACHINE FOR MAKING BUTTER I I production I H I the I an,; sew msi H H •ndorth churning MM Plant wu Mr Dtr i I boar- 1 ha In types 01 I machines t >r tv. I iUsh, BwiM md iach; I lies ha,' been int| I ed
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    RED MENACE IN CEYLON
    187 4 COLOMB( I < losing that Ui I made by th< I over Ceylon i th< Prime Ifinisti Mi D. S. inayake, j i»m i- i v un I fronl foi the prot< »ur country' agairst tl 'I ace. The occasion was the 19th I Anniversary Celebration*
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    HOW PENICILLIN CAN BE MORE EFFECTIVE
    53 4 HOW PENICILLIN CAN BE MORE EFFECTIVE WASHING IC! lU, American al Associati dence that tl Joubled or by mixing th< .v.th tiny am common a chloride. Cobalt I -hemlcal v H •neuik or m. uttle ts. If The Ass •unusual en a ;> nicilhn :overed by i university C- 1
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    Well Water Turns Children Into "Blue Babies"
    138 4 CHICAGO. Apr. 19: -A public health official was re. ported that water tr. m .-hallow Wells m the midwest has turned some children into "blue babi, >" who look hkr those suffering from pneumonia or lv?art trouble. The official said m a recent
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    SOLDIERS BATTLE WITH SNIPERS
    105 4 BOGOTA, Apr. 19: Soldiers under orders to "shoot and kill" cat tkd snippers m downtown Bogota on Sunday while the subcommittee- of th. Ninth Inter-American Conference sought to rush the work of the hemispnen meeting to complete n. Snipers hidden m the ruins of office buildings
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    31 4 Mr. R H. Green has be*, r appointed a member of the 'Singapore Prison Enquiry j Committee m place of Mr. John Fb<r who has resigned 'on account of ill health.
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      Arabs Claim Capture Of Jewish Fort
      130 5 Arabs Claim Capture Of Jewish Fort to i: nt vet munition ia to Je**. i trtcki A train foUowlHj the emm J tin train wa.> attacked ,n.i.t i sod nn U aj rhe Jea-s scaped with. W tcni rrtar Lirrmunitloii .nd ::i srm« It wa_ i- ported that Hagana force-
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      GI'S IN NEW INCIDENT
      71 5 FRANKFURT. Aj»r. 18. -Two AmCTtcan wldiffS smashed thei. uay int the I -Ileus of the Soviet Restitution Mission si Frankfurt. and Insulted two Russian officers and a fema'e interpreter, the United State- Army announced tonlfrht. An Amy spokesman said the Incident occurred last night and that
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      CHIANG GIVES AN ASSURANCE
      14 5 CHIANG GIVES AN ASSURANCE I nt wi i I 5 that id 'al Reuter
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      VICAR APPOINTS "DOG-WHIPPER"
      13 5 te* M rcdith of una 1 irnip f 0 U.P.
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      Confiscation Of Factories To End
      250 5 BERLIN. Apr. 18.— Soviet military governor Marshal Vassily Sokolovsky has ordered no more confiscation of German factories and real estate m •lie Russian zone. Ihe r:<dor was published m the Red Army's organ fa gliche Rundscl.au, which said all properties formerly wno'i by Nazis and
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      Repair Chinas Dykes
      71 5 CANTON. (Air Mail*. Dutch engineers, speli_uised m the construction of dykes have volunteered to come to Canton to help m the erection and repair of Kwangtung's numerous dykes, according to a Chinese press report. Dr. T. V. Soon- Governor ol Kwangtung, these reports \dd welcomes the proposal
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      MRS. ROOSEVELT HONOURED
      53 5 Brusrels, April 18. Mrs. I leanoi Roosevelt was guesl ol I onour today at a luncheon given lointly by the Association tor United Nations Co-operation and by the National Council ot Belgian Women. A special dish uas < retted tn commemorate Mrs. Roost ,-jW. and was called
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      THREE RESCUED FROM LYNCHING
      189 5 HAIFA Apr. t8 Tht timely arrival of n Brttish armoured < saved three British guards al an intern vi- nt tiimy from d of* ut U rday. Bighty Gk rmans wen being held m two small rooms at th> Waldheim Internment Camp bit Jews, who swooped
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      Reds Prepare For New Manchuria Offensive
      277 5 staltatksjis and aelsing large booty. Ths raid took advantage of the fact that the ni:en body Of Communists were moving out ot Hope.. General Fu's newapapei reported that the noith China commander instructed staff <>tli- -PEIPINO, Apr. 19. Communis, troops trc dc »/oyl *p,
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      de GAULLE CALLS FOR GENERAL ELECTIONS
      232 5 PARIS, Apr. 18. Heavily guarded by police and detectives Gen. Charles De Gaulle for Un.second time m less than. 24 hours today called for general elections to change the present French Government of M. Robert Schuman He told 90,000 people at the old port
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      "Death Adder" Hits The News
      282 5 SYDNEY. Wh"n he was killed m French's Forest. ..*;tr Sydney. I death adder hit the headlines. The despatching of these deadly reptdes is an j everyday oeeurrenee m p.'irtI of Queensland and the Northern Territory, but death adders are rarely encountered near the New South
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      28 KILLED IN AIR CRASH
      58 5 Sydney. Apr is. Twentyeight people were believed k 1 ed today when a Lockheed Hudson plane crashed on taking ofl from Lac. New On nea. P.-ess reports here .'.aid 2. roloured passengers and* a white crew < i tour were believed to be on hoard
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      33 5 SHANGHAI, APR 11 The Un ted Natii ns fl. ir at Shan «,">.,• headqtat was flown I at half mast tod »v m honour of the late Presid3nt Manuel Roxas ol the Philiooines. Reuter
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      Dateline For Unity
      275 6 The advent of poh&cal consciousness m Malaya has naturally focused attention WW upon JJie problems created by the inextricable tangle of divergent racial, religious and lingui-Hc grout* In this country. In theory mony people, including communal leaders, are agreed that inter-communal harmony must; be the major prerequisite
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      Communal Chaos
      151 6 H't f the exercise of a little foresight Will show that (granted the present habit of yeighing many political problems jealously on rhe communal scale) as the political bemperaVare rises the more will communal differences be made manifest. If Malaya is to avoid such a disaster, it is
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    SPRING IN MY HEART
    22 6 •Spun,, In Ma Heart dram tsed hi/ Kindergarten chmtrtU ot th> Chong School at rht.r annir MWU concert.
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    Arabs Resort To Blockade Weapon
    927 6  -  SEAGHAN MAYNES THE WAR IN PALESTINE *by JERUSALEM. The recent-ly-intensified Arab war on Jewish convoys on Palestine'- I oads i and their virtual blockade of I many settlements is having its i effect on the food situation m j Jerusalem where, lor the first time,
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    Long Term Policy In Social Welfare
    135 6 ••It is my hope th it l term policy of the Dt of Social Weifan will n inforeed hv a lon_:-ti ra on the side of the Centra! W fare Council for the who! the voluntary organisations the Federation oi M ilaya .sa m
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      26 6 J' &__W i AMZ/U'.l.V AIRWAYS LIMITED By Air-To M:, 1.0.'^ Finestß'' 1 1 Services from Sf: Kuala Lumpi" PenanTO KOTA BIIAHI KUAN" I I The Malayan
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    Around The Jown
    981 7  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH tVICn bition 1 n I i j are Il nc I t:". arc i 1 Ol t> y the ir t.*» and tM nsh the a l nothe: the sea 1 oni ones and the i A the ther by Svtal hv b> is
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      32 7 FLUCTUATIONS! ft ;u prepared to FiiKtuaiion_ Bu-ineai etc. -re beal prtp_r.d, 'i are prepared AOTjt. Qce to overcome I (1 uphCa- -lgh degree int. one's "WIT ■ADAME FLORENCE APPOINTMENT •-HO3 gjMBI BUILDING
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      167 7 •*****1_E Suit and topcoat lengths m House of Dormeuil Freres. j AT THE PAVILION RESTAURANT j I TO NIGHT J GAMMON STfcAK WITH PINFAPPI.K I AND S 1 MiAIIAI BKIA.MI j THE PICK OF THE MiW J AND I > A Sei.ENl'll) HCTUBE S 1 AT THE CINEMA AS USUAL
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    The "Rabbits" Danced
    62 8 Its fun to he a rat, hit linnny and Mummy smiled at our cameraman before going, on an errand. The artistes are Mies Tan Lap Him as Bunny and Mips St ah Kirn Choa OS Mummy. They appeared m a sony and dance called "Mother Rabbit and
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    MINING IN THE PHILIPPINES
    333 8 I MANILA. American capital has been showing some interest m Philippine mining m recent months and the country will see several new large enterprises m the next twelve months "imless this is frightened away by adverse legislation, according to Chas. A. Mitke, consulting I mining engineer.
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    EDDA DREAMS GLORIES
    225 8 CAPRI. APR IS MI'SSOLIXrS DAUGHTBT icm AS FASCIST AS Slit' WAS IN THE DATA WHEN upp HA LCO NY STRIVE FATHER mtUTTED AS THE nio TATOR OF ITALY AND WHEN HER HUSBAND WAS Hl« ronnoM minister Hrn Duet la dead, naeaftad by partisans Md mu'i'«teil by a
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    61 8 ~*~^jl|Hppa~a-" i B~v"waa~P m "Won't you bup my ptKinnffi?" A scene from "The Peanut Bong <t Dance" stayed hy tin students of the Chony Bock Girls' School at the lint AuMlveroaru concert on Friday. The star is Miss Lily Tay. Mummy and her lar<i< family. A seen from the actton-song
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    TRIBUNE PHOTOGRAPH
    34 8 lie prints of I photofrapli apfl >n (hi- Maraau 9 ard Malaya fl I can k« had una! j laa le the fl j Pi ttcfrapJui nl mi. Nt at ...ii pfl
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    92 8 DUESSEUK Buddhist Hi_.: J Cuesseldorf iron dhisi communW Western Genu It was the first _j history <>*. German I that a vis t had b 3 e_ a d gnitary from m Buddhist countries U Thu Kanda aa pected to rtay I some E*k_ to ifldfl brs o: the
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    30 9 I ft lavs rands tfco /o«r Chinese characters. A sony and niveisary concert on Friday. {Bottom} The "marines" >r A scene f rom thc **sj ammm SaUirs" at thi concert.
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    SINGAPORE PEP YOUTH LEAGUE
    104 9 .1,1 international ssjmsm of P. Y.L. members for whom suitshle CM secemntedutieu is being aoafif. Thjt picture urns jpfcaa "i* one ot the uinnu happy gatherings oi th* FY L A 010 of the lady members of P. Y.L. who smUlnglg posed foi a s ><
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    IVANHOE WINS
    80 9 MAI 'P.m. Apr. 18 Ivan- by Xorwest out of Aureowned by the Spanish nilitary atud and ridden by Jimincz won the Nouvelian Stakei over n.ne furlongs and for thiee-year-olds yesterday. beating by four lengths Gaztclupe (late Boating Songi an English imported filly. which started a hot favourite. Gazteiupe
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    China's First Pres. Election
    233 9 NANKING. Apr. 19. Chinas Brat Presidential election will go oft" as scheduled this morning, to be followed by the VjcrPresidential election four days later, before the National Assembly cooeludea its four weeks session on April 21. Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek, whose election as President was virtually assured
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    Churchgoers Battle Floods
    96 9 New Port. Kentucky, A| i I s Churchgoera abed Sun ay j c-.-ats and battled besidi volunteers arid BOldlera 1 inforce the aandbag dlki st the muddy Hood watt i ol the Ohio and linking i i Weary workers ur d c t 1 who had fought
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    H. COTTON WINS
    61 9 WHITE 5 ULPHU SPRINGS West Virj-d. Apr. 19: Henry Cotton. 1 terafl Br!t!?.i profession who is auppos d to be rv ing the Of 111. vs. cam up wrth hia ftn tournament victory In f United States on Sunday w on he shot par TO to win
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    EXPELLED NEWSMAN EXPLAINS
    93 10 EXPELLED NEWSMAN EXPLAINS I I I i I I I I ,;fl tv,,, m 1 **mit that ,J _fl stati M I fl fl fl rnqurn pondint- ill theflS m fl e 3 'ying opafl ares. I am sure th» H.jfl had read them imvayfl I r ,v Wit hfl
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    Banishment Ordinance Deplored
    71 10 Banishment Ordinance Deplored Al the ann eting i i Nai Coiini-.i C; I (London), atteni n drawn the nt.noU lof deportatii n and M men*. ortUn MO and I j ments In rari u_ pri the Colonial Empir,. Hention was c\nt .a-«s of Mai ra iiment tagainst I brought I
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      377 10 < umirs: l\« .iisi**- _o ihv >l« ruing Tribune "RUCCLES" m m m m m y r^_, /*>* much is ma ktxi izvY^e m,nd mo I X' suflßoa that's the \\/Vou know, pad, /'m \ZnwBOV- voumust\ Vthe first items m n oT_* ONLY BiGHT</ five 1 GET THE "»> fC/rr
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    MARRIAGE IS TEAM-WORK
    921 11  -  Louise Breitenbacb SIX DAY SERIAL ir- ftr Unexpected Meeting wi th Joe b Whitened 1 by X eil— and Wrongly Const rued ..I'll Neil. 'Z' m am Dulcy :>.ad them, her ■net the rmal apart- quiet i renly T Dulcy her gO to were nlng desk runts
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    GUN DUEL AT CHANGI
    65 11 I Revolver shots were exchanged between the Police and a 1 gang of Chinese selects m j Chang} Road, nea» the fi'ch milestone. hortly after mi anight on Sunday. The Police were n i»ing to ambush the party an.! had call- ed upon the men to
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    NO ACCIDENTS
    31 11 The Traffic P_*lo_ xnerleno ed the quietest perio for two; months on Sunday, there being: no reports of accidents between j fi am. on Sunday and 6 a.m. yesterday.
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    42 11 KARACHI. Apr. 17. Mr Mohamed Ali has been appointed Pakistan's Ambassador to I Burma it was announced by the j Pakistan ministry of Foreign Affairs tonight He is now :i memner of the Pakistan Constituent Assembly and Bast Bengal Legislativa Assembly. Reuter
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    INTERNATIONAL ENTRY FOR GOLF TOURNAMENT
    235 11 DON, Apr, is.— An international entry I in< British amateur gob championship is assure: name, already received by the Royal and •yicieni Qoll Club ai SI Andrews (Scotland) include some from America, Calcutta Colombo Bra ill and Holland The championship opent on ?h, eovrte ol
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    50 11 Peshawar. Apr 17 Iw hundred tribal chiefs Ol th North Weft Frorm. r tonight |d<manded a right ol way j through Pakistan territory Ito help their "Mos'em brei thren" m Kashmir They i said they would n>t nil until their state nas h |i < n clear-M o\ Indian troops.
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    "Forgotten Star" Gels His Chance
    437 12 LONDON, Apr. IS.— flog nunc Jmn two jr. an, Howard Walton, 31-year-old Rjyal Air Forte lawn lennis champion, bag i mci to achieve ttie honour recently bestowed upjn lilm .hat of repr?ssn Ins Britain In the Davia Cup, He |q expected to pay singles together
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    REYNOLDS TO STICK TO PEN BUSINESS
    63 12 CHICAGO. A)r iO Mi] licnt re per-maker M Itoo ReyrolcN arrived m Chicago w'th h s wife en Sunday rft a fight from Honolulu by a "mmfrclal a Timer Re\ rod cxped t on to Ch'rf to find a mountain h'gher than lit. Everest
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    Food And Fuel For Italy
    129 12 WASHINGTON, APR. 19. II The* Economc Co-op 'ration j I I Administration lined up sh p ping space to .send lialy I !$1 i.L>3B,uoo urgently needed ."or Food and fuel. I T ming h s action With Italy's crucial elections, Administrator Paul G. Holl man.
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    569 13 S Malayan 30 6 31 G Tion<h I 7 b 18 b riunftei B<- 1 22 24, Sunjrei Bidor 47 48 Ulgd Kinta 22 23 ftlflfH Way 3.30 3 35 Tttipttg Coli. 2 .70 2.7J TakUAM Va 23 9 24 9 T;.lani 3 50 f Djoog Tin
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    107 13 ma rubber market opened lUietly steady y,-,!. rtlay Witfr business d» nc for April at 42 ents and May at 41. cents. Closing prices wore: Mr. Teo Kiak Beng. who U Acting Chinese Assistant to the Secretary tor Chine-* Affairs m place Of Mr. Cheng I Hui Ming
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    334 13 xsrJSFZ YORK APi H SOMI SMALL UNITED -i v N^ C UN R 6E VO s WILL BF M] T^ ERE RLi, R, H.« LAS I MIOITI IO PAVO £Er^J_? N F PALESTINL PARTITION B_ UNI .ED NATIONS A&SEMBI V. IHE GROUP
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    48 13 Pupa fredet ieh Briseon and Mama Ros<iiiti<t Bhteseß with son Lance, sgt i. seated astrisle his f» t pony. Mosalind co-stars icilh Michael Redgra ve and BaumondM sassy a fft< lluntit OuQd's presentation of Rh'O Badio*s "Mou ruing Be* comes Blectra," screen termini nf Bugene O'Ncil'.s bo* h
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    MODERN ARK
    174 13 I HONGKONG. Apr. IS The j American Piesident l ncr President Grant w.ll become a tempo ary art when it returus to ths Sat m tne ptesect roysE3 carrying 01 c •ot the argt t sii _de sh p menu oi wild an'orali and ♦jirds from 81am consigned
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    Wearne Bros. Issue
    40 13 On the announce^ propc- 'sal by Wearne BrOs. Of the capital Issue there was all. round demand for t-ie----shares with few sellers h evidence. The market generally opened quietly pending the result of the Italian elections. i
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    Flags to fly at half-mast
    51 13 Tlm Deputy Governor. Mr. P. A. B. McKerroQ, n _n_e_ta t_u I m ;i mark of respect foe the late Pi»- I sld_nt Roxas a n mortal Kr_k_ will be held In Slnßapo today. A i flaga should In Bowi al half- mast during tha
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    61 13 BRITISH RAILWAYS: The first locomotives to bear I designation ''British Railtuays" instead of th* title* th. former railway companieA are now taking th > app once. Th, picture shows imftem < tht Crew /,■<<„■*■.- tivt Works ol thi London Midland Region, painting th* designation "British Railways' m i rpt rimental
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    Produce Markets Round Up
    198 13 li.f produce market y s terday was generally quiets Mure wire hardly any price changes eXCCpI I >1 S:i:;». vvnl. sago flour which Impr v •d to _.13_. The following were yes day's quotations RICE NO. 1 $90 Other qualities $48 S<)B. GLUTINOUS RICE: 151 $05.
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    Tanks, Armoured Cars Roll As Italians Go To The Poll
    369 14 ROME, Apr. 18 Tank and armoured cars patrolled Romp today as Italians m their first general election for 25 years— voted for or apainst Co "i nmnist -dominated rule. i her, was complete calm t noughout the COUbtn Reports from
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    SINGAPORE TRACK WORK
    868 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS .By Singapore. Monday. Tracks Nos. 2 and 3 were open for work this morning but most horses were confined to slow work with a few doing pace work. Only three horses were sent against the watch and these from Maj. Heddle's stables. The tracks at
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    REX B.P. PICNIC
    79 14 Members ol tv R^x Badminton Party are remained that the annual anniversary picnic is to be held on April 25, at Moonlight Hcus:\ (Bedok end i. Entertainment will be provided by Baby Low and his Hawaiian Rythm Boys. Transport will be available before 9.00 a.m. at the
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    Colonial Cricket Club
    50 14 Colonial Cricket Club About 100 persons, including officers of CCMP ana FARELF, attended the dinner ruid dance given by the Colo nial Cricket Club on Sunday evening. The CCMP Bind was In attendance. The Colonial Cricket Club was the first club to revive cricket m the Colony alter the liberation.
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    Shell S.C. To Meet Serangon Rangers
    89 14 Shell S.C. To Meet Serangon Rangers Players to represent the Shell Sports Ciub against the S.rangocn Rangers B_P. m a friendly game of badminton next Sunday will b? selected irom the following: Arthur Lee, The Tjong Ann. Ng Heng Kwang. Hen giak Tiang. Son Thoo Soot. Tan Kwang Le?, Choo
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    Court Listens To Piracy Story
    617 14 IWALACCV Sunday-A seam ii up of a Malay sampan returning h( m Sumatra with a cargo of ruhh by four Chinese m a motor bo r ur yui and subsequent robbery of _L r Pula B*. 32,200 by the same CWWwL^ *CS Straps' Court before
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    Us SCORES FOR RECS....THEN TO HOSPITAL
    1222 15 t lßf} v> HELD TO DRAW /v fiRST DIVISION Hi SfO GOALS DOWN EARLY LN IHE ,y RECREATION CLUB SI AGED m ;;K^^ iHE SECOND HALF. EQUALISING ■rP 1 HAl ;V AGES OF PLAY. -wvRE LUCKY TO GET A POINT. I rHE rHPE V0R
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    142 15 A TEAM OF FOUR MALAYAN CHINESE BADMINTON STARS WILL PARTICIPATE IN EXHIBITION GAMES DURING THE CHINA OLYMPICS. FRASER AND NEAVE, AND MALAYAN BREWERIFS WILL EACH PAY FOR ""HP EXPENSES OF TWO PLAYERS. The Secretary of the Malayan Chinese Organising Committee for the 7th
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    CHINESE NAVY BASE
    56 15 HONGKONG, Apr. 19. The newspaper Ta Kling I'ao re- ported today that a new Chines*' navy base will be eetablllhed In Yuhn harbour of Hainan Islarvl. The paper quoted hign ranknig navy heads as sahing that the project has already been approved by Nanking following a recent
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    109 15 INDIAN CRICKETERS: SHINING EXAMPLE OF DEMOCRACY L( SOON, Apr. I'j. Indian crukrt Hum vhicl toured Australia laat peun was today held up as a shmmo ej-nmplc of dcm<n racx, by I>o,i Rradman. Australia's famous cricket captain. Speakmg tit v lunthton ainn to the Australian cricket team by the Royal Umpire
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    PLAYFAIR B.P. WIN
    145 15 Piaving a t the Pla-fair Court last Sunday, before a JF. B team defeated the MerrdaJe 'B- Team males. 22 S(,c t on by «ye games to two. Results I Play 1 air BP players mentioned first* are KjNGLE-V Low SUk Liana beat Low Meng Chini 8
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    58 15 The following ties In t i Muriguld Badminton part tournament will b_ played or ApriJ 25 ct 12 noon: School Boy (Semi-linal) Scan P«'ng Oni p ys KQh rten» Hock. Seah Kee Thong vs Kon Chong Seng. C Singles < Ist round*: Seah Kee- Sing vs Choo
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    373 16 S'PORE'S NEW PORT STRIKE Stevedores Demand Higher Wages <Trtr,i,~.. st, to sorter t. 24-HOUR I'LTIMATI'M WHICH EXPIRED ON SIN- _V AT 8 I'M BEGAN ANEW PORT STRIKE IN SINVPORE YESTERDAY WHE 2JOO sTEVEI> 0 R E 8 rRUCX FOR HIGHER WAGES AND CONDITIONS OF p. vice. Th€ strikers. MOO <>t
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    71 16 KYOTO, Apr. Two han dred-and-flfty members i f the COmmunist-dominated group >f the Kyoto ItaaspoH Workers I'nion stormed thS Kyoto Chamber <>f Oonunen t and inlustry hall. where Premier Ashksß was m conference and lemandsd an Interview with Ashjda. When Ashida refused they entered the butkltng
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    47 16 canton. Apr. 19. Twenty Odd Chinese students, held m j custody as suspected ringleaders of the sati-Brttlsh rioting on January 16 which led to the burning ot British property m Shameen. are to be arraigned before a special tribunal appointed by Nanking. Reuter
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    28 16 ruiuu, Apr. 10. Seventy. five-th >_san l miners of ISS coal miners unions will begin a I -hours strike tomorrow, the Japanese press reported today.
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    110 16 Rome, April 19. Italian fflciils expect a record vote .vi.h the close of balli ting today, the second cay of the National Elections, and .-aid this morning that the _.< lis urtii i 'main open beyond the JRci-U ci sing time U there are any
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    77 16 TRIBUTE TO TWO NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS: The Feds ration vri held a meeting m the Lecture Theatre t>t th, Royal Institution ,low tz imson. President of the Royal Society (awarded th< lit* v spoke on The Scientist m industry." The Chair was tnk»>\ by 8n President of the fhe. Picture
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    254 16 BO M P-tOl o\ Lai ist 1 1 1 t;:,. Mlawtaf; I lent- v..r. o, on Mr. Dairy. 1 IRST DWTM_.Ni Ural aas ,i tt, ■l>it>, i April i wnti, ,i b>, rem nan t>> th, tu <•• f;> _Uf._lX.l7. i' huh i, ,i,l as fallows ouiin it
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    42 16 Hongkong Although H a Ch*n< M Klt Cl v th. S.n- iapore Lan X'K oi I HKI3O 001 n [nc i tilr Dutch liner Van n Decembn '^1 polio- a freed but states the i made Reuter
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